Guides Quinjet

Quinjet

Quinjet reviews pull requests and follows live workspace changes from an Edith panel tab. Enable it in Settings under Extensions, or run:

ed extensions enable quinjet
ed tools install quinjet

The extension needs the quinjet executable on Edith's assembled PATH. Verify the installation without opening the app:

ed tools ls --json | jq '.[] | select(.id == "quinjet")'
ed extensions info quinjet --json

Choose embedded to run workspaces inside Edith. Choose cmux to open them in cmux, which must be installed separately in Applications. The theme applies to embedded terminal sessions. Both settings are available to scripts:

ed config set quinjetTerminal embedded
ed config set quinjetTheme tokyo-night

If Quinjet is missing, retry ed tools install quinjet or run brew install pulkitxm/tap/quinjet. If cmux is unavailable, switch the terminal back to embedded. Disable and re-enable the extension only to control its visibility. It does not uninstall the command line tool or erase these settings.